Monkhams

If papa will but let me take a room till I can go to Monkhams, I will have everything arranged from there.

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I did not think then that I should ever live to see the glories of Monkhams.

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A great deal was said about Nora, and both Lord Peterborough and his wife insisted that the marriage should take place at Monkhams.

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But, Nora, come to Monkhams, and stay as long as it suits.

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Rowley in the parish church of Monkhams, at which place by that time Nora found herself to be almost as much at home as she might have been under other circumstances.

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The lord of Monkhams would live at Monkhams, though the heavens should fall in regard to domestic comforts.

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England, abandoning Monkhams, deserting his duty in the House of

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‘I am delighted that you should see Monkhams at last.’

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‘Then I hope that we may be able to make Mr Stanbury and his wife quite at home at Monkhams.’

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Miss Petrie, not having learned from her many volumes and her much converse with thoughtful persons to read human nature aright, was convinced by this conversation that her friend Caroline was blind to all results, and was determined to go on with this dangerous marriage, having the rays of that sun of Monkhams so full upon her eyes that she could not see at all.

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